anna comes from a family of sami reindeer herders who still make a living off the land. na comes from a family of sami reindeer herders who still make a living off the land. it's the start of the calving season and anna is checking up on the reindeer with a finnish relative. the reindeer are about to give birth. these are extra feed, pellets needed for the mother reindeer so that they are in good condition. eero is the herder of this fence here. reindeer so that they are in good condition. eero is the herder of this fence here. he's the husband of my niece. female reindeer have antlers during the winter and during the spring so that they can chase away the male ones from good food places, places where the reindeer moss is growing. these reindeer are female and they are about to give birth — some in a couple of days, some in a couple of weeks. they are so beautiful. reindeer herds roam free in lapland. but when it's calving time, anna's family fences them in to make sure the reindeer get enough food before the calves are born. over the centuries, sami people have made a li

the godfrey slopes are slowly recovering the living lands organization helps the farmers rejuvenates their land here on the completely degraded slope that was once grist their automobiles and his team worked hard to protect every single tree fern bushes keep the goats away white canvas walls collect rainwater and hold the precious soil beneath the phones new hope is proud. you know we are starting to see changes even at a small scale we've just gone through one of the worst droughts and over 100 years . and despite that we are seeing positive changes in the ecosystem it was a leap of faith for all involved. had to buy a new system for over 65000 euros but the 1st bunch of rosemary looks promising and he's sure his investment will swim. it's good to be reminded that protecting the environment always brings up i'm afraid we're now coming to the end of this week's episode of africa but we'll be looking forward to seeing you once again next week i am sound coming to you from kampala here in uganda. by phone now sandra it was a pleasure of course in the show with you i'm to our viewers out

until the 31st of december can a deal be done by then while the european commission president live on the land was blunt she said it would be impossible to complete within the timeframe and without an extension of the transition period beyond 2020 you cannot accept expect to agree on every single aspect of our new partnership we will have to prioritize one option to speed things up is salami slicing tackling the go she area by area making smaller separate deals on aspects of trade fisheries and transport for example then there's an interim deadline at the start of july the final time britain can ask to extend the transition period but prime minister boris johnson says he won't and made it against british law to do so this means the u.k. could be left with the prospect of a cliff edge the deadline expiring with no trade deal in place doing business on world trade organization terms with all the tariffs and border checks that entails but don't forget one final date december 31st 2022 that's when the transition period could be extended to if boris johnson changes his mind and asks for an extensio

silt and asked the fires have kind of these 28 lives in september destroying over 2 and a half 1000 homes and raising more than 10000000 hectares of land. live stream where the tops this year is global risks report from the world economic forum cyber attacks in geopolitics usually feature about the leading long term threats to the planet but this report highlights a whole range of environmental concerns not just extreme weather but also climate action fadia. natural disasters biodiversity loss and also human made environmental disasters it's the 1st time the reports top 5 risks of all falling under a single category like this the study warns climate change is striking and more rapidly than many expect well let's bring in stephanie tom stole from the institute for climate impact research to talk about this these results in this report. first of all these green issues are they really the biggest threat to businesses around the world and economies. yes absolutely after warnings of scientists have been by and large ignored for more than 50 years we're now in a real climate emergency global temperature is higher than at any time in the hist

amid the isolation and harsh climate it took all their strength to carve a living from the land. they live mostly from cattle braiding forestry and fishing in 1945 they set up a carpet factory that found national a climb to assist them in their arduous work they enlisted workers from the nearby island of chile away descendants of the chilo to people today make up the majority of the population here but the entrepreneurial spirit of the founder still lives on today. our next stop is a 600 kilometer ride away through the breathtaking landscapes of patagonia. steve. please please. please. i've. i've. i've. i've. i've. the further south one travels along. the more one often encounters men like this in chile they're known as lost souls the holes in the poncho apart of this centuries old way of life. one fine test tens the land of a cattle breakdown. he was born and raised in the rio of august region and he remembers life before the arrival of rhodes and other modes of access to civilization. when i wonder you're going to get a girl come to our lives changed when the road arrived here.

these two people own a small plot of land in the centre of the volcano. they raise chickens for a livingr lives turned upside down after taal volcano. translation: we could smell something awful, ash began falling with small stones and soil. evacuated because some people said they would be a tsunami. we became scared. nowell said he wanted to return to his house today to check on his livestock but he found that many of his birds were in a sorry state. they are assuring me a fighting kok is as —— sport here in the philippines and the bird is covered in dirt and ash. he said a lot of the birds were left ear and other chickens were in a bad state. i saw one in the back that looks like it has a broken wing. the philippine department of agriculture says that the ash has caused more than $10 million worth of damage to livestock and crops. he is showing us livestock and crops. he is showing us his vegetable patch where he grows squash but he says the condition of these plants now are so bad that he can't harvest them and that he can't take them to market for sale. today's monitors say that alth

time 100 percent of the tricks to make deeds so long under remembered dream of mind a reality live on lands and on the water austria's tonsil brothers are electrifying the world's biggest swells from 6 reclaims father to cut. him a nice one platforms the trip cost lives he told me you'd say out and scaled up all to bring us all going to this town hall place and a stretch limo of the superlative kind of car sharing with the naive new leaders the lead we're trying to get a new sort of and the invisible car but 1st up our car lovers and europe's best selling cars in the same place tesla is planning to build its new get factory explaining the cut place. so huge head wants to believe the things we. mean right here on this land that i may be driving on the streets like crazy and i hope that the good as it gets for me it will be there in the senate and in the name of you know in green technology you actually cut down your own reading will be reviewed and fanciful would cause a lot of money money money. when the question many believe i did you might meet them. when they are supposed to be ready and

this is news live from her land a deadly corona virus from china reaches germany authorities confirm the 1st infection here in germany it's also the 1st suspected person to person transmission outside of asia what's the advice from health officials to prevent infection plus there's no end in sight for quarantine sick.

lived like this. they had to move after their land was marked for major development. sed to live in a fishing village on that land over there, but they were removed by the police and they had to build a new home here. 0ur documents show isabel dos santos' company got involved in the development plans in 2012. her construction companies stood to make hundreds of millions of dollars. her plan was approved by herfather, the president. two weeks later the families were forcibly evicted from their homes. translation: if the government, or someone in good faith, who saw how we are living here, we would be very grateful, because our living here is not good. it is not at all acceptable. isabel dos santos' lawyers say no monies were ever paid because the project was cancelled and there were never any evictions because all works were to be done in 100% reclaimed land from the sea. but we have been told her companies were paid millions. these plans clearly show the development would have covered the island where the evicted families used to live. and they are not the only people

several women have brought the fight to save titles back to their villages to teach office the only land live in the epicurean has started her own offshoot of koichi and have an edge because she uses weatherproof charts on items where electricity isn't available to show local communities how they can help. us out of our generation for tomorrow by about where's the pen but then how that saw him have to look after our state but. it takes 30 years for tuttle's to reach sexual maturity after nesting they travel thousands of kilometers back to the great barrier reef in australia saying this incredible journey helps the women understand the important role they play in conservation where been found very important because we have a costed in it we have the one who will look after the family we faded through in and also we do group things then what there is happening in a community so it is very important that we women truth and stand by what is happening in that environment. there are now twice as many tuttle nests in the on of ns as the weapon for the marine park was established 25 years ago. but mo

people have been living on this land intense for a decade. >> don't evict. >> reporter: the construction coordinator, explains it this way. >> people live here and we are upgrading the situation by putting them in temporary housing. the idea is they stay here until there is permanent housing. >> the volunteer rode his bike and will continue the building going on. >> so many people are in need of help, the services aren't available for them. in honor of mlk's radical legacy, today, it needs to happen today. >> reporter: good and stanchions not withstanding, the mayor could order this to be torn down very quickly.she has been oppos everything we've done. she's bulldozed all the others we've created. we have not seen a dent in this issue. >> reporter: derek lost his apartment of 11 years when his landlord raised his rent from $900-$1400. >> it's a health hazard. if you don't have clean water and housing, it's a health hazard. it's rock-bottom, it's hard. you can't rejoin society. >> reporter: his has become a life of insomnia. >> it's a 24-7 job. i haven't slept in four days. >> reporter: i

he later says i should have learned that i can live off the land and i will file that and use it later on. he will withdrawal at that point. that doesn't work. then grant will send sherman as part of a two-pronged movement in november and december, down to chickasaw where sherman says i landed, i was defeated and i got back on the boat and took off. to evenrst two efforts get to vicksburg did not work. 1863,t time, around everything is wet and muddy. all of the creeks have risen. they are full of water. grant doesn't have much of a next, so heat to do starts waterborne operations. canal, a third a attempt to get away -- get around vicksburg. that doesn't work. he tries to go around lake providence. expedition,ss moving through moon lake and the , into the river that forms that river. that operation doesn't work. attempts over the course of the first six months of the vicksburg campaign all fail. the operational level of war. what does succeed is grant's seventh attempt, but this time he is out of options. into late march, april, may. you can't turn around and go back. sherman is saying

in 1974, when diane ladd was shooting "alice doesn't live here anymore" laura landed a cameo. that's her at the count were the ice cream cone. and she was her mom's date to the 1975 oscars. >> i can't help but focus on the photo. i am probably 6 or 7, and i look terrified, don't i? >> call me, okay? >> reporter: a few years later, she was in movies of her own. still, dern says she planned on getting a college degree, but hollywood intervened. you went to hlong >> two days. >> reporter: but just then, she was offered a big role in director david lynch's landmark film "blue velvet." you go to the school and say i'd like to take a leave of absence. >> yes. >> reporter: and they said no? >> and they kind of disparaged the movie too, didn't they? >> yes, like this is crazy to go do this radical kind of insane project and give up your college career. it's one movie. you can wait until you get out of college. but i knew that it wasn't just one movie. >> are you crazy? jeffrey, she is possibly involved in a murder. this is giving me the creeps. >> reporter: "blue velvet" made her a ne

army e are reaching the and they are living off the land as they can. geese e getting the appear chickens and hogs off farms. critical e one key component to an army that plantation?w on a mini balls. you cannot pick them off the you ha -- vine. ammunition.have what i found in the letters and the army the time fights the d and battles and move westward toward vicksburg from jackson on the 15th and surely getting into the 16th, 17th, 18th you slowing down and when an army that large is in one area everything nsuming and these guys are starting to run out of food quickly. s a result, what happens when i'm the last thing between now and lunch. you will start saying where is our lunch. f these guys are going two or three days without much of anything to eat that starts affecting your body. it could start to affect their fighting potentiallywess and if pemberton could have hailed side of the big blo black river and slowed grant day or two could that be a game changer? we don't know. pemberton will meet grant on the east side of these water courses. critical

s coming to you live from the land on both sides in the u.s. iran conflict surely standing down from a military conflict video and emergency sirens off to missile strikes in baghdad's green zone suggest otherwise this within.

i want to acknowledge in a good way the indigenous ancestors and indigenous people living here in these beautiful lands,

apeople were as line modestly and perhaps more appropriately, you get the idea that we are living in a promised land and you get the idea o of a covenant that goes back to the old testament. first is the competent than the settlers come pretty much every time they find a new town and every time they start a new church there is a covenant. there is a written document setting out the rules. and the most important in our country is the anchor of the sovereignty which is the u.s. constitution which gives a a limited government and goes back to this notion of the covenant. finally, i will set out very quickly but i think is the lowest common denominator in the conservative agenda based on nationalism which focuses on the culture and preserving our cultural core. it means one, defending zealously the english language as the dominant language in this country. if there's anything that we know about the cultural cohesion and national cohesion, it is that if you get multiple languages, you are going to get a problem. in a nice pleasant canada a couple of decades ago was almost torn apart by the fact that quÉb

land. they live out here, in these rural areas, in the hills and mountainsides — and this area used to be controlledsing their rights meant that, for decades, the nasa suffered under the farc. but since the peace deal, things have got even worse. as different gangs now compete for territory, the nasa are being attacked from all sides. more than 50 of them were killed last year. the un has described their situation as dire. wilmer invites me to attend a meeting of some of the victims of the violence but, before we set off, he insists we perform an ancient custom. this is a spiritual ritual that the indigenous tribe perform before they go to anywhere dangerous and, essentially, you have to walk in a certain way towards this circle. under this rock? record levels of cocaine production are only worthwhile when the drug can reach its foreign market. these roads are of strategic importance. so the reason this area matters to the gangs, the criminal gangs, is not because of what's grown here? throughout the journey, wilmer is nervous, intensely focusing on each vehicle we pass. it is an uneven fight and ij

living off the land is a necessity here. we have fundamental issues with a relationship to the planet there's been lots of instances that i've seen where indigenous communities just have a better model. later clashes in the lebanese capital security forces fired tear gas that defied protesters who say the tired of waiting for change. so robin you're watching al-jazeera live while headquarters in doha also coming up the prime minister of libya's u.n. backed government has full peace talks a little with his rival for power the warlord khalifa haftar also.

news live from her land a deadly corona virus from china reaches germany authorities confirm the 1st infection here in germany it's also the 1st suspected person to person transmission outside of asia what's the advice from health officials to prevent infection plus there's no end in sight for quarantine cities in china look at how people in cars are coping under lockdown and president trump gets set to unveil his middle east peace plan israel is hoping that trump will give it the green light to annex the jordan river valley a move sure to spark conflict with palestinians and i'm. sad . to w.b. it's a protester in lebanon who says that sectarianism is out but reform is and a complete redesign of the political system is the only way to end the country's problems but veteran politicians say that's just wishful thinking. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program it may be the 1st person to person infection of a coronavirus. side of asia and it is here in germany officials say that a man contracted the virus from a chinese colleague at a conference other confirmed cases of the viral outbreak

president as live on the lands under scrutiny of a claims that she wrongly wipe sensitive evidence from her officials when she was german defense secretary and those claims are widely into no it seems as peter oliver a correspondent in berlin reports for you. it's the scandal that won't leave the new e.u. commission president alone did fall into line delete data from mobile devices that could have been crucial evidence in an investigation into whether phones were in appropriately spent on outside contractors while she was german defense minister it's now emerged that a 2nd phone used by of on the line at that time has had messages deleted from it reportedly according to some by the e.u. commission president herself or position politicians here in germany demanding answers clarification is urgently required the latest revelations lane back in the center of the contract in scandal and massively under pressure last month it was revealed that fonda lines main phone during her time in charge of the german defense ministry that had its data wiped out prompted a green party m.p. here in german

this is d w news live from for landing us in canada say an iranian missile brought down the ukrainian passenger plane that crashed near tehran canada's prime minister just trudeau says bolts of full intelligence sources indicate that the raunch shot down the plane u.s. officials believe it's highly likely iranian air defense systems hit it accidentally killing all 176 people on board also coming up more protests and more strikes across france.

his ideal situation would be moving back to the village, live off the land, you know, farming, and hequerade, which, a masquerade, for people who do not know, is a man dressed up in a costume that represents an ancestral spirit. people worship this masquerade. so i made a film about a man who is transformed into a masquerade and can turn back into a human, and he starts a spiritual journey as an okoroshi, in the city of lagos. it will fit like this. unlike an okoroshi one would see at a masquerade festival in nigeria, in the film, raymond cannot take off the mask because he is irreversibly transformed into a spirit. he cannot communicate with words or interact with the world as a normal human would. he wanders the streets, dancing and receiving offerings from pedestrians, doling out divine punishment to wrongdoers and making acquaintances with a strange group of characters. my inspiration for making this film stems back from my childhood. there would always be, like, a masquerade festival. at night, when the masquerades would come out and roam the streets, we would all be in bed, and

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the prime minister lives in a fantasy land the people across scotland know the reality of this primeminister's broken brexit -- the truth is the only union to prime ministers truly interested in is his union with donald trump. our precious national health service, mister speaker, only yesterday, the prime minister called for the replacement of the iran nuclear deal with the trump agreement. the public deserves the truth. backroom deals are being done with donald trump. why does the minister put nhs at risk? during the election campaign the prime minister promised the nhs is not for sale. mister speaker, will the prime minister commit to supporting national parties for nhs detection, despite that commitment, what price will the prime minister make us pay for his toxic trump deal? >> the s&p welcomed their statement on the jcp oa but the problem, scotland in the snp is the highest tax, the deficit is six times the uk average, math and science in schools is going down, it is unlike any part of it. and the chances they deserve, they are set with breaking up the united kingdom, change the

land. a 1000000 people living near the coast are under imminent threat is. on if you are thinking about to protect the ethic of that in a wide idea that runs of coolish we have to think of how to adapt. he says planting mangroves along the coast would help combat erosion but what about bangkok itself. there were people will still be able to live there but they will have to change their way of life there will be more rain and floods and nightmarish traffic if we just carry on the same way but i don't expect bangkok to just sink into the sea like the temple. currently the sea level. rising half a centimeter a year. and the city is sinking 2 centimeters a year. bangkok used to be called the venice of the east because it was crisscrossed by lots of canals but many of them were filled in as the city grew. the sunset canal still runs through the center of the city. the remaining canals help drain the area but they're often overwhelmed. in 2011 floods devastated much of thailand parts of bangkok were under water for 2 months. but. the city has flood barriers pumps

shot and injured and shared this video people here say they are demonstrating on their right to live in the land of their india and that they don't want to go to pakistan they also say that we are the police and accuse them of investing people indiscriminately they say at night they're taking turns their neighborhoods in case officers our. family is in mourning they demand an investigation but don't expect the administration to conduct it fairly. al-jazeera made out with the predation india. with a clear mandate after last month's election britain's prime minister boris johnson looks set to make good on his promise to deliver bragg's by the end of this month but the way forward is uncertain particularly when it comes to the u.k.'s future relationship with the european union john a whole reports. as restoration work goes on to the outside of britain's houses of parliament a comprehensive renewal has taken place inside boris johnson's landslide election victory means legislation for the u.k.'s long awaited withdrawal from the european union is well on its way to being approved that leaves ratifica

we live near bush land not far from here, and it was really a piece of mind knowing burning embers were day at the moment of what could happen next. sick feeling every day at the moment of what could happen nextm sick feeling every day at the moment of what could happen next. it has been like that for a couple of weeks. it is not the usual carefree summer weeks. it is not the usual carefree summer holiday. unfortunately everyone is in the same boat so it has been a sombre mood down here. i guess the really challenging parties for the in this area. driving down here from sydney, you mentioned in summer you expect to see the beaches full of people, everyone should be outside, playing sport and barbecuing. there is the smoke haze and pollution as well. this is the bread and butter. for a lot of our businesses make their money in the summer. businesses make their money in the summer. and they survive on that the re st of summer. and they survive on that the rest of the year. tourism is a major industry to us. we have over 6500 businesses in the shoalhaven and most of those are either direct

living off the land as a necessity of your. fundamental issues with the relationship to the planet there's been lots of instances that i've seen where indigenous communities just have a better model. the impeachment trial of u.s. president donald trump is underway what will it mean for the administration and the upcoming election i am ok and you're in the stream there is so much to talk about today and we want to hear from you you can share your thoughts with us in a live chat and open your comments into the shot now donald trump faces 2 charges a piece of power for his role in withholding military aid to ukraine in order to pressure kiev into investigating his political rival joe biden democrats are laying out their case on that charge on thursday and the 2nd challenge obstruction of congress which refers to the trumpet ministrations efforts to not cooperate with the house of representatives impeachment inquiry last year have a listen to 2 very different views why this trial is taking place the framers of the constitution worr

and injured and shared this video people here say they are demonstrating for their right to live in the land of their far india and that they don't want to go to pakistan they also say that we are the police and accuse them of lasting people indiscriminately they say at night they're taking turns their neighborhoods in case officers our. family is in mourning they demand an investigation but don't expect the administration to conduct it fairly arch of war or al-jazeera made out with their predation india at least 9 people have died after massive flooding in indonesia's capital jakarta 900000 people have been forced into temporary accommodation off the tarantula rain soaked the city on new year's eve government's disaster agency said power and water supplies have been cuts of thousands of arms now the mother of a person convicted in cyprus of lying about being raped is calling for a boycott of the country a cypriot court convicted the 19 year old of public mischief after she withdrew an accusation of gang rape in july she says she only recanted her i.q. zation while on that your arrest from t

there's always time for this is did every news live from the land we have a more are coming off on climate change you did have the documentary displaced the climate exits i brian thomas thanks for being. with. it's all happening coach of british africa coming. to link to news from africa and the world your links to exceptional stories and discussions to no one will come to their views after clearing program tonight from funny to me from the news of easy town while with safety deputed called smash africa join us on facebook at g.w. africa. the global climate is changing faster than expected and the effects are already plain to see too much water from storms and flooding is driving people from their homes. elsewhere too little water is robbing people of their livelihoods all this could produce the largest wave of migration in human history up to a 1000000000 people may be displaced by climate change in this century initially most will be poor people in the global south even as the wealthy north seal's its borders. it's true that means humans are causing climate change says it's real and it e

and injured and shared this video people here say they are demonstrating for their right to live in the land of their far india and that they don't want to go to pakistan they also say that we are the police and a few steps of lasting people indiscriminately this if night taking turns to guard their neighborhoods in case officers our. family is in mourning they demand an investigation but don't expect the administration to conduct it fairly arch of war or al-jazeera made out with a predation india the mother of a british woman convicted in cyprus of lying about being raped is calling for a boycott of the country a cypriot court convicted the 19 year old of public mischief after she withdrew an accusation of gang rape in july she says she only wants she only recanted her accusation because of dress from the police or a challenge house the story. this is the anonymous british 19 year old who said she'd been gang raped in cyprus by 12 israelis only to end up convicted herself now her mother has told a british broadcaster that the party resort of iron apa is dangerous the place isn't safe she sa

living off the land as a necessity of here. we have fundamental issues with a relationship to the plan. there have been lots of instances that i've seen where indigenous communities just have a better model. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the getting this is that he is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes shake up in moscow russia's prime minister and the government resign as president thought to be a government proposes major changes to the constitution. laying out the case for the prosecution of president donald trump the u.s. house of representatives is set to hand over the impeachment charges for trial in the senate. iran's president blames what he calls u.s. arrogance for fueling mayhem in the middle east and repeats his call for all foreign troops to leave. some filipinos to 5 occupational.

and injured and shared this video people here say they are demonstrating for their right to live in the land of their india and that they don't want to go to pakistan they also say that they are the police and if you step off the last thing people indiscriminately the safe night they're taking turns their neighborhoods in case says our. family is in mourning they demand an investigation but don't expect the administration to conduct it fairly archibald or al-jazeera made out with their predation india north korea's leader kim jong un says he will soon launch what he calls a new strategic weapon put into south korean media reports kim said the u.s. would suffer helplessly if it continued to delay the denuclearization talks robert bryant with this report from seoul. it may be new year but on the korean peninsula there is a return to some of the old villager rinse of the past north korean leader kim jong un told a special meeting of the ruling workers' party he would continue developing his nuclear arsenal. as pyongyang welcomed in 2020 it marked the expiration of the deadline kim had set for t

and injured and shared this video people here say they are demonstrating for their right to live in the land of india and that they don't want to go to pakistan they also say they fear the police and a few steps of resting people indiscriminately the safe night they're taking towns to calm down neighborhoods in case officers. family is in mourning they demand an investigation but don't expect the administration to conduct it fairly. al-jazeera made out with their predation india. brazil's president has completed his 1st year in office a combative 12 months in which he struggled to implement the most radical parts of his agenda and has seen his popularity fall the importance of the economy maybe that could give him a 2nd opportunity in 2020. i hear after is surprising victory brazilian president joe you're both so now to a spill to deliver on his most radical promises been managed enough wins to keep them alive the former army captain a self-confessed nostalgist for the brazilian dictatorship has blamed the democratic checks and balances in this country for slowing down his dream of freeing b

living off the land as a necessity of here. we have fundamental issues with a relationship to the planet there's been lots of instances that i've seen where indigenous communities just have a better model. a journey of personal discovery my great grandfather he was a slave of the only property algis there is james garner and expose his family's legacy of slave ownership you know like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to slave people and america's debt to the black people today some of us will stall we even scared to speak out because it's a problem. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debts. revealing eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to our planet on al jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm sammy's a than this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes evacuees make it out of china while travel bans to the nation remain in place containing the spread of the coronavirus miller global health emergency turning the tables on the u.s. ukraine's president asks for more help and pays a visi